Marco Nanini

Known for

Acting

Born

May 31, 1948 (age 78)

Birthplace

Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil

Biography

Marco Antônio Barroso Nanini (Recife, May 31, 1948) is a Brazilian actor, author, theater producer and playwright. With a prominent career in theater, cinema and television, he received several awards throughout his career, including six Prêmios Qualidade Brasil, two Prêmios Sharp and two Prêmios APCA, in addition to two Troféus Imprensa nominations and a Prêmio Shell.

Best known work

A Dog's Will

2000

Lisbela and the Prisoner

2003

From Beginning to End

2009

The Rogue's Trial

2024

Caramuru: Brazil Reinvented

2001

O Auto da Compadecida

1999

The Big Family: The Movie

2007

A Grande Família

2001

The Xango from Baker Street

2001

The Well Beloved One

2010

Filmography

2026
Viva Marília
as Self (archive footage)
2026
The Rogue's Trial (TV Series)TV
as Severino de Aracaju (uncredited) (1 episode)
2024
The Rogue's Trial
as Severino de Aracaju (archive footage)
2023
João Sem Deus: A Queda de AbadiâniaTV
as João de Deus (3 episodes)
2023
Dois em Cena: Encontro de GeraçõesTV
2022
As Cadeiras
2019
Greta
as Pedro
2019
Sweet DivaTV
as Eusébio Macondo / Eustáquio Macondo Júnior "Juninho" (161 episodes)
2018
Carvana
as Self (archive footage)
2018
God Save The KingTV
as Rei Augusto (174 episodes)
2017
Under PressureTV
as Heleno (12 episodes)
2016
O País do CinemaTV
as Self (1 episode)
2016
The Good Side of LifeTV
as Professor Pancrácio Martino / Dr. Pandolfo Martino (190 episodes)
2015
Luz, Câmera, 50 Anos: Dona Flor e Seus 2 Maridos - O Filme
as Teodoro
2011
The Well Beloved OneTV
as Odorico Paraguaçu (4 episodes)
2010
Extreme Happiness
as Grandpa Noel
2010
The Well Beloved One
as Odorico Paraguaçu
2009
From Beginning to End
Producer
2008
Romance
as Rodolfo
2007
The Big Family: The Movie
as Lineu
2006
Irma Vap: O Retorno
as Tony Albuquerque / Cleide Albuquerque / Lady Enid / Nicodemo / Lobisomem, Producer
2004
Velha História
as Narrador
2003
Lisbela and the Prisoner
as Frederico Evandro
2003
Apolônio Brasil, Campeão da Alegria
as Apolônio Brasil
2001
Caramuru: Brazil Reinvented
as Narrator